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Honda CBF250

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The Honda CBF250 is a standard motorcycle in Honda's CBF series, powered by a 249 cc naturally aspirated, carburetted single-cylinder engine. The CBF series is Honda's family of practical, upright road motorcycles, and the CBF250 sits at the small end of it, below the larger CBF500, CBF600 and CBF1000 models that were sold mainly in Europe. It is a simple air-breathing single aimed at riders who want an inexpensive and easy-to-ride machine, in the 250 cc class that is popular in several Asian and Latin American markets. The source article is a short stub that identifies the model, its series and its engine, with an external link to a magazine review of the bike.

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The Honda CBF250 is a standard motorcycle, part of the CBF series produced by Honda
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    The Honda CBF250 is a standard motorcycle
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    249 cc (15.2 cu in) naturally aspirated carburetor single-cylinder engine
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    The Honda CBF250 is a standard motorcycle, part of the CBF series produced by Honda
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    The Honda CBF250 is a standard motorcycle, part of the CBF series produced by Honda
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    The Honda CBF250 is a standard motorcycle
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    The Honda CBF250 is a standard motorcycle, part of the CBF series produced by Honda
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